Blogs about: Howards End
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Six Wives of Henry VIII, Antonia Fraser Classic Fraser style historical biography. She covers the six wives individually, rather than covering their sequence in the chain, so managing to avoid the bia… more →
Charlotte Reads Classics
Threads and memories
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wrote 1 day ago: Tomorrow is another birthday. One I always knew was sometime around the same time as my own but one … more →
The Classics Club: Howards End - E.M. Forster
wrote 5 days ago: Howards End which was published in 1910, remains one of Forster’s best known novels. It’ … more →
White Teeth by Zadie Smith
wrote 3 weeks ago: I just finished this novel yesterday. I was excited to read it because I love Zadie Smith. I read On … more →
Following up on Book Group
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wrote 1 month ago: We had a fabulous, fantastic, not-to-be-believed-and-maybe-never-even-repeated meeting of our STILL … more →
Howard's Untimely End
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wrote 1 month ago: I am was reading what is perhaps the single most tepid, irksome book in the history of all existence … more →
Rembrandt Tulips and Howards End
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wrote 1 month ago: Stebner Tulips, oil on 12x12 panel. $375 unframed Rembrandt has become to my spring what the mistral … more →
Why Do I Love Helen Schlegel?
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wrote 1 month ago: If pressed, or merely asked, to state who is my favorite female character in literature, I would say … more →
Howards End
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wrote 2 months ago: Feeling some Downton Abbey withdrawals? Here is a recommendation to see you through until the next … more →
Howards End
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wrote 2 months ago: Howards End, Tuesday. Dearest Meg, It isn’t going to be what we expected. It is old and littl … more →
Friday Book Club: If You Liked the Movie...
wrote 2 months ago: Inspired by a recent Will Unwound post and in anticipation of seeing The Hunger Games this weekend, … more →
Tell me a story, make me believe
wrote 2 months ago: Jane Austen’s narrators are witty, spunky, and apart from telling the story, give the reader a sly c … more →
Book of the Week: Howard's End
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wrote 3 months ago: Each week, in order to gain a little more culture to the blog, I will be recommending a book. This w … more →
Another British Invasion
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wrote 3 months ago: Like most trends in popular culture, Carla and I are late to the ball on the Emmy-award-winning “Dow … more →
Why get a tattoo when you can have life-long friends?
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wrote 3 months ago: It is Tuesday…the Tuesday before Fat Tuesday…Valentine’s Day Tuesday…Breakfast for … more →
Noisy Keys
wrote 3 months ago: Noisy is a weird word. Sounds like someone made it up a long time ago because they couldn’t th … more →
Howards End is on the Landing is on my desk
wrote 4 months ago: So, I should apologize for not writing for a bit. I have started several new books, but have only n … more →
My Month in Films: January
wrote 4 months ago: Here’s all the films I watched in January 2012 and my opinions of them (expressed in a color code wh … more →
wrote 4 months ago: Life is indeed dangerous, but not in the way morality would have us believe. It is indeed unmanageab … more →
Bridal lullaby
wrote 4 months ago: Without being able to ask the artist, one sometimes wonders about the depths of meaning one encounte … more →
